Over the years as people update, upgrade their homes, they are becoming more cautious of saving energy and water. Modern toilets are finally catching up. It’s estimated that 30% of the water use in a household is from flushing the toilet.
You might have one in your home or have seen them at a friends or business – the tanks on today’s toilets are much smaller or are gone entirely.
Below is a list of rated toilets that have caught our eye – and other things.
Gerber UltraFlush 21-312

- Removes the most solid waste in a single flush
- Quiet but powerful
- Large water surface
- Requires home water pressure of at least 25 psi
This unit costs about $340.00
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TOTO Eco UltraMax MS853113E
- Meets WaterSense certification
- One-piece design is easy to clean
- Simple technology
- Softclose seat eliminates clanking
- More expensive than two-piece toilets
- Average solid-waste removal
The unit costs about $450.00
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Caroma Caravelle 305
- Dual-flush system saves on water bills
- Easy-to-use push buttons
- Powerful, efficient
- Expensive
- Low water level
This unit costs about $400.00
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American Standard Mainstream FloWise WaterSense™ High-Performance Round Complete Toilet
I can personally speak to this toilet. I replaced two of them in my home with this one and true to the advertising, after two years, these toilets have saved us money, saved water, and flushed everything a 3 years old can throw in it. As a bonus, the price was perfect.
This unit costs about $129.00 at LOWES!
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